Cozy Aura

The absolute zenith of casual comfort, oversized silhouettes, and that glorious off-the-shoulder slouch, this pullover is basically the best bits of a duvet crossed with your most fetching knit. Imagine being on the sofa but looking like you belong at an art gallery - that’s how this drapes. Consider it a wearable sigh of relief, if you will.

There’s a certain joy in clothes that let you breathe. This generous cut gives you all the room, thanks to its wide neckline and drop-shoulder sleeves so billowy you’ll be tempted to catch air under them like a flying squirrel (not recommended). The exposed, slightly rough interior seams on show telegraph an “I’m artsy but I also had to pop down the shops for milk” attitude. Whoever invented balloon sleeves for winter should win a Nobel Prize - nothing makes arms look more dramatic and less potato-ish.

With the longer cuffs and ribbed hem giving just enough structure to help you style it with anything from tailored trousers to tracksuit bottoms, it’s difficult to find fault here. It’s ever so slightly stretchy - probably about as flexible as your patience on day 45 of lockdown last year - and washes like an old favourite should: in cold water with a tumble dry when needed. No high-maintenance drama here.

The best bit? It looks like something Maggie Tabberer would wear to host a brunch while she gently roasted young models about their Instagram feeds. It feels surprisingly decadent for something so easy, though - that plush finish is what gets you.

Whether styling it for streetwear cred or just enjoying the fact you can finally raise your arms without pulling down your top, this oversized pullover is unapologetically indulgent. It’s sexy but not obvious about it - almost as if Coco Chanel herself designed it for hungover Sundays. And did we mention those sleeves?